


(They Long to Be) Close To You

by LarryLoser



Category: One Direction (Band)
Genre: Café, Chaptered, Harry Styles Has a Crush on Louis Tomlinson, Louis Owns A Cafe, Louis Tomlinson Has a Crush on Harry Styles, M/M, Mutual Pining, Shy Harry, Sweet Louis, Tooth-Rotting Fluff, Twisted and Fluffy Feelings
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2015-12-22
Updated: 2015-12-22
Packaged: 2018-05-08 12:37:13
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 1
Words: 5,078
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/5497298
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/LarryLoser/pseuds/LarryLoser
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>It was when Harry first moved in that he had noticed the quaint shop across from his flat. He awoke one morning with his tousled hair falling limply on his forehead and with a yawn, a stretch, and a quick rub at his eyes with small balled fists; he got out of bed and meandered over to the window. It was a quiet morning with a few people walking to work but nothing like the hecticness that Harry was used to when he lived in London. Everything here was so soft, so peaceful. </p><p> </p><p>Louis owns a cafe, Harry loves watching him, and there's a whole lot of pining and not enough kissing</p>
            </blockquote>





	(They Long to Be) Close To You

**Author's Note:**

  * For [Wankerville](https://archiveofourown.org/users/Wankerville/gifts).



> This is my holiday gift to the person who helps me continue my efforts in bettering my writing.
> 
> Wankerville-- Yes, yes, I know I wrote you a shortie already but I feel like sharing this one for you are well. You are the sweetest thing ever like scratch little Harry in a pink tutu and a strawberry milk mustache because he doesn't touch how cute you are. I love everything that you write and I still--still-- can't believe you enjoy reading my work as well. 
> 
> I hope you have a beautiful little holiday and don't forget that you're beautifully unique and wonderful xx
> 
> To everyone else reading, I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoyed writing!

It’s closing time.

 

The open sign no longer sends its flashes into the driving traffic and the coffee machine has stopped its rattling for the remainder of the day.

 

The linoleum is waxed down religiously and the music that would lilt over the soft voices of the diners has come to a quiet stop.

 

And Harry stares as the lights turn off from across the road as he has been doing now for the past month.

 

It was when Harry first moved in that he had noticed the quaint shop across from his flat. He awoke one morning with his tousled hair falling limply on his forehead and with a yawn, a stretch, and a quick rub at his eyes with small balled fists; he got out of bed and meandered over to the window. It was a quiet morning with a few people walking to work but nothing like the hecticness that Harry was used to when he lived in London. Everything here was so soft, so peaceful.

 

Harry had decided to move to the small town with a population of approximately two hundred when he realized that nothing in London quite fit with who he was. He could never push anyone out of the way on the street or even coordinate his feet to work with the rest of his body for the matter. Everything was far too fast and he needed to breathe.

 

So, with a quick whim decision Harry resigned from his small job where he cut thorns off of roses in a small flower shop that never really had a steady stream of customers and he left. He left the life he was not meant to live in and simple disappeared. Buying a new flat was simple enough and although the sink drips time and time again, Harry can hear himself thinking without the sounds of horns and life outside his window.

 

Harry never meant to stare out the window for as long as he did and when his senses came back to him, his fingers curled in the knitted fabric of his sweater, he went to turn around. But, then, in that small moment, a flash of something light hit his eyes and he turned his attention to the small cafe once more.

 

Walking through the door stood a short man. He seemed short at that distance at least. He had a thick, black jacket tied around his frame and his legs were fit nicely in a pair of dark blue jeans. Harry watched on with peaked interest. This man, whomever he was, was living his life; doing his job. Harry kept his gaze as the man flipped on the lights after unlocking the door. He was out of sight for only a moment until he came outside once more to leave a bowl of fresh water for stray animals. The kind gesture did not go unnoticed by Harry’s heart as it tugged gently in his chest.

 

Harry didn’t stay any longer to watch after that as the time seemed to get the best of him. He was afraid that was going to be an often occurance now in this new town.

 

And he was right.

 

Now, as he watches that same man leave his small cafe as he does every night, Harry bites his lip, presses the pads of his fingers to the glass pane of his windows, and wishes that he could somehow gain the courage to simply go down there and live a new life.

 

\--

 

Harry lives like a hermit.

 

He has always been shy, quiet, not too outgoing with anything. But as he ages, going into his early twenties, it’s as if he has forgotten how to be a citizen in society. Yes, he watches shows like everyone else, uses all the social medias, and orders takeout on a more than twice a week basis; But, talking is when he clams up and has trouble remembering who he even is.

 

And even when he’s alone, he struggles with that often. He hasn’t got much to offer to the world. He’s simply a tall man-boy with long features, too long hair, green eyes that look like moss, and absolutely no way of expressing himself besides the occasional blush and mumble of apology.

 

He supposes it began when his mother left the family. She was never happy with their living condition and made it clear every night when she would scold Harry and his older sister, Gemma, for being two children that she wished she could live without. He had always managed to talk back - to at least let her know that if anything, it was his fault none of them were happy and that blaming Gemma was like blaming an innocent person in the case of a murder.

 

So when she left, Harry put it all on himself and shut his whole being off from the rest of the world so no one would ever feel the need to go to such drastic measures to be happy again.

 

And with his life now, he sits on his chaise with a book tucked into his lap. And on almost all occasions, he pretends he’s the one he’s reading about.

 

\--

 

In the morning, Harry brews himself a cup of tea. He uses three cubes of sugar, like always, and sips it by the window. He keeps his eyes wide open as cars drive by, bikers pedal their way down the cobblestone road, and children skip along with their parents to school. All in all, it’s the kind of morning that Harry wishes he could be part of if only his mind would let him.

 

It’s nearing nine in the morning when the man arrives. This time, he has a red scarf wrapped around his neck to block out the cold and Harry thinks it looks nice with the copper tints in his hair. The man does his usual; the lights, the sign, the chairs go down at every table.

 

And then the specials board goes out. Usually it is something warm; butternut squash soup with ground almond and olive oil or honey bread with flecks of jalapeno and sweet dipping sauce. But, today, when the specials board goes out there is no food written out in delicate script. Nor is there the opening and close time that sits at the bottom.

 

**Happy Valentine’s Day! Remember: You don't love someone because they're perfect, you love them in spite of the fact that they're not.**

 

Harry takes his time reading the sign and then rereading it again. It slips into his mind that it is Valentine’s day and the fact that his birthday was thirteen days before that and he forgot to even celebrate. He crosses his legs under his thighs and presses his fingers to his hot skin.

 

He’s twenty-two and he hasn’t left his home in a month.

 

And he also thinks that, yes, you might love someone for all their flaws but when a person is nothing but a flaw, love never comes easily.

 

\--

 

Louis is tending the till, baking sweet scones, and dancing to a Sinatra song he’s never had the pleasure of hearing before.

 

It is a late night in, like many before, and the cafe is empty besides for himself. He’s got about ten minutes before the opening sign goes off and he heads to his flat where his cat will greet him with a mew and a nuzzle to the shin.

 

Louis is twenty-four and he loves his life in this small town but he feels as though there is something more that he should be doing with his life. He loves the noise and hustle of big towns, though his heart would never let him leave home, and small dreams of acting sit like wilting flowers in the back of his mind.

 

Louis has a large family awaiting him in the town over. Six siblings in total and with enough love to share for them all, Louis feels as though his life is somewhat special and unlike any other.

 

And while he is bopping his head to the slow beat of the song, his cell trills loudly in his pocket.

 

“Hello?” He asks while wiping down the countertop for about the fifteenth time that night.

 

“Tomlinson, where the hell are you? You promised us a lads night and you’re the one with FIFA sixteen. We can’t exactly play without you, mate,” Olly, Louis’ lovely and rather rambunctious, roommate asks with exasperation causing Louis to roll his eyes in a familiar fashion. Most nights seem to end someway or another like this. Louis has surrounded himself with friends who don’t have full time jobs nor have the basic understanding that video games and beer are not always first priority in life.

 

Louis snorts into the receiver and places his wet rag down. “Havin’ a late night in, I’m afraid. Hate to rain on the parade but sixteen is going to have to wait until the weekend.”

 

Louis can hear the groans of the “grown” men from the living room.

 

“Okay, how’s about this, I’ll host FIFA night on friday and I’ll even order in Thai. How does that sound?” Louis offers in haste to keep his only friends from growing weary of his silly antics.

 

They all know how much Louis adores his shop. When he had first moved to town the owner had passed away and the building was to be torn down. But Louis couldn’t have that so he splurged his small earnings and bought it. He revamped it, of course, and gave it a new makeover and the place became a success.

 

“You’d better keep that promise or you’ll be finding  plenty o’ fists up your arse,” Olly threatens. He has this way of trying to sound dark but he’s quite literally the biggest teddy bear.

 

It’s when Louis goes to say goodbye and a big ‘Fuck you’ to everyone else, that the bell above the door chimes and Louis is floored. No one ever comes in at this time of the night. They all usually know that it’s closing.

 

“I’m sorry! I’m bout ready to cl-” Louis says, coming out from behind the kitchen. He stops dead in his tracks when his eyes land on the sole person who has stepped inside.

 

This man, whomever he is, is unlike anything or anyone Louis has ever had the pleasure of looking at before. His hair falls in sweet ringlets, the strands catching the light and shining. His feet are crossed in, his knees buckling awkwardly, and his hands fall in front of his crotch as if playing with his fingers is a nervous habit of his. Louis takes his time examining the boy’s lips, though. They’re puffy like pillows and pink like sweet strawberry milk. It’s quite unlike most boy’s lips. “We’re closed,” He stutters.

 

The boy runs his fingers through his hair, pushing it back and out of his face. He’s in the softest lavender sweater that covers his thighs that are clad in light grey leggings.

 

“I hadn’t, um, realized,” The man responds with a voice as soft as melted butterscotch. “I’ll go,” He begins to say and makes his leave but Louis hasn’t ever wanted someone to stay in his cafe so badly in his entire life.

 

“Wait! You’re already here. You might as well stay for a bit and get what you came for?” Louis says, in an asking sort of way as though it is up to the man whether he is allowed to stay or not after closing. Louis has always been a sucker for beautifully shy men.

 

The man looks hesitant in his decision and in an instants choice, he bolts from the cafe into the darkness. Louis sprints after him but when he reaches the doors, no one is on the street.

 

\--

 

Harry is pacing inside of his flat.

 

“What were you thinking, Harry?! He’s so gorgeous and you’re so...so you! I mean, his thighs, c’mon, there’s no way he’d ever want to go for an old frog like you. Sweet Jesus above why must this boy be so infuriatingly dashing? I feel as though I’m losing brain cells from all these failed attempts at even speaking to him!” Harry cries out to himself and the emptiness of his home.

 

This is the third time Harry has successfully failed. He marks it down on his calendar so he never can forget how unbelievably sad he is at getting anything that he wants.

 

It was quick whim decision to run down to the small cafe right before closing. He knows the way it all flows; the lights, the chairs, the sign. He knows how long it takes for the man to do every task before he is locking the doors.

 

Harry only had a few minutes left when he felt his feet slipping into his slippers. He dashed out, thankful for the lack of oncoming traffic, as he practically rammed himself into the door. He had never once been this close to the man in his whole life. Like glimpses and stolen peaks did not compare to the beauty of the owner up close.

 

Harry saw every small freckle, the way they stood out against the man’s tan skin. His eyes, how sweetly blue like a blue jay's feathers they were; a color he never got to see from his high window. It was shocking how beautiful this man was and slightly more shocking that Harry got to see him this close.

 

He stands by his bed after pacing for what feels like a lifetime as his head fills with hues of light sky blue.

 

He’s doomed now that he knows.

 

\--

 

“He was so skittish, like a baby deer. I don’t even know what he was thinking but one moment he was looking proper gorgeous at the door and the next he was...gone. He completely vanished into the dark street. I was for sure that he was hiding but I walked the entire perimeter of the cafe and came up flat,” Louis says with the utmost amazement while currently kicking Niall’s arse in a game of FIFA.

 

Niall, Olly’s even louder and drunk almost always, roommate is one of Louis’ best friends aside for Olly, of course, and their mutual friend Liam.

 

Liam, who surprisingly enough fits in with them despite his kindness and overall genuineness that the rest of the lads seem to lack incredibly.

 

“Maybe he’s a ghost,” Olly snorts around a bottle of dripping beer.

 

Niall chortles and slaps a hand to Louis’ shoulder, “Or a figment of your imagination. Maybe your mind is trying to tell you that your body has had enough of the dry spell you’ve been in.”

 

Louis huffs indignantly and shoots a goal for his team as a silent, ‘no matter what you boy’s say, I’m still the best so shut the fuck up and leave me be’.

 

“Guys, stop it. Don’t make fun of Louis because no one will let him in their pants,” Liam defends, causing the two other boys to fall over in laughter.

 

“What the hell, Liam?! You’re supposed to be the nice one!” Louis cries with exasperation.

 

He knows it’s crazy, really, to be hooked up on some random stranger. But there was something about how timid he was and how scared he was to even make a move.

 

Louis usually goes for the boys who are rugged and hard to the edge. Seeing himself with someone so soft and innocent is such a change but he can’t keep the boy’s soft features out of his mind.

 

Nor can he stop seeing the shade of green that was painted in his irises. They were deep like seaweed drifting in a crystal clear ocean. Only one percent of the entire human race has green eyes and whomever the boy is, so small yet so tall, he was lucky enough to get them and they made him look even more beautiful.

 

“How’s about when you go work tomorrow you keep an eye out for him? Ask around and see if any of the regulars have seen him before if you’re really that interested in finding out who he is,” Olly offers as an idea and yes, yes this is really something that Louis wants to figure out.

 

\--

 

Harry sees the man the next morning with his parka on his back. He looks so small inside of it and Harry’s heart thumps sadly in his chest. Just a few nights ago he was magically graced by this man’s presence and now he’s back where he started; at the window with his tea, a book, and a head full of ideas that will never be fulfilled.

 

He watches the man flip on the lights and put the chairs down but rather than flip the open sign on, he stands by one of the freshly cleaned windows and peers out into the street. Harry looks on with bated breath.

 

This is different. This is not what harry is used to and his eyes are glued to the new movements.

 

The man stands there for what feels like five minutes before his shoulders sag and he walks to the back and out of Harry’s sight.

 

After a few sips of tea, the sign is turned on and the man places his specials board out onto the sidewalk.

 

 **people talk about wanting to drown for days, and days in one's eyes, so blue like an unpolluted ocean. I would rather walk for ages and explore, carefully, deeply, every inch of this forest, so** **_deeply_ ** **green that's the shade of yours.**

 

The tea in Harry’s hands becomes too hot and his pulse quickens in ways it hasn’t done in months. His mouth is dry and his eyes are wide.

 

This poetry, so eloquently written, makes Harry’s veins pump harder. The words are so deep and his mind flickers with the idea that blue eyes once met green eyes and the world sort of felt okay. But, this, this is not about him. It can’t be.

 

But the thoughts keep pouring into Harry’s mind like a dam has broken.

 

He stands in the shower, the water pounding its heat into his back and when he lets his mind wander for only a moment, his hand flies to his flaccid cock.

 

Sweet images of a man with soft copper hair falling is disarray with tan skin and eyes bluer than any hydrangea float aimlessly in his mind and his hand pumps softly and fluidly.

 

His cock fills with life, growing thicker in his palm. His breathing comes out more harshly, the drops of water that fall from his nose spray out with eat puff of air from his lips.

 

Slow mewls bubble from his throat and he applies the slightest of pressure while his thumb rubs tentatively at the head, a shiver running running from the top of his spine to the nerve endings in his toes.

 

He wants the man’s sultry lips on his cock more than about anything in his entire life. There couldn’t be anything more wonderful than that, he thinks.

 

And when he comes with long white ribbons of spunk, he breathes out a deep sigh. Not only is he ashamed that he’s thought about this stranger once again but he’s sure his water bill is going to cost a fortune. He feels bad for his mum who is currently paying his bills for him as he figures his life out.

 

He’s sure with time that he will.

 

Really.

 

\--

 

“It was a pleasure serving you!” Louis calls out as another customer leaves with a warm croissant tucked under their arm.

 

He’s had a relatively quiet day, nothing out of the ordinary so far. Everything is as it always has been yet his heart aches out when the door jingles and rather than a tall, mysterious boy in the door stands none other than Niall and Liam.

 

“‘ello, mate. Got any of those pudding cups?” Niall asks as he seats himself on one of the mint green bar stools. Liam sits beside him and gives Louis a short smile.

 

“They’re called parfaits and they’re filled with yogurt…,” Louis responds slowly but still pulls out a delicious parfait for not only Niall, but Liam as well. They’re layered with white sponge cake, espresso, and chocolate yogurt. There are raspberries on top to add some sweetness. Louis thinks they’re the perfect snack.

 

“Details, details,” Niall huffs with his mouth filled to the brim, “See that boy today? I read your sign, you sap.”

 

As a matter of fact, the answer is no. Louis has been looking around like a lost child for this boy. With absolutely no luck, he’s come up empty handed. He’s starting to think the boys were right when they joked about him being a ghost.

 

“It’s as if I scared him off or something. He looked so determined when he walked in but when I told him I was closed, his entire being fell like the idea of the cafe being closed was the worst thing I could have told him. I had a sudden to urge to coddle him under a big blanket, or something,” Louis huffs, rubbing his wrist over his forehead to clean the perspiration that’s been gathering on his brow.

 

“I’m sure you didn’t scare him, Louis. He could have just been embarrassed about coming in when you were closed. I once walked into a bathroom when it was occupied-- I didn’t use public bathrooms for the next three weeks,” Liam says with a shrug.

 

“But that isn’t the same. I told him he could stay and get whatever he wanted but he simply left without even saying anything. And, when I went outside to find him, it was like he vanished! This street is only so long and so wide, there was no way he could have run off so fast. I’m starting to think that it was all in my head. I should probably stop having such late nights in,” Louis concludes even though his heart screams that it isn’t time to give up.

 

\--

 

Three weeks later, Harry is drunk.

 

He’s had a rough couple days and he feels as though he deserves to be as drunk as the next person.

 

He has missed the man entering his shop for the past two days due to a lack of sleep that has him sleeping in in the morning. He’s also heard from his mum that it really is time for him to get a job even though he clearly isn’t even capable of going outside of his flat to speak to a single person.  

 

Yet, with some sort of courage, he’s gone out and picked up five cases of beer. He’s on his seventh, or maybe it’s the ninth, drink and he feels even more awful than he did before.

 

He groans around the lip of the bottle and flops his head back on the couch.

 

He doesn’t understand why his mind won’t let him do anything that he wants. It’s a barrier of sorts, telling him that communicating with the most attractive male on the planet Earth is wrong even though his cock clearly thinks otherwise as it gets hard with even the slightest thought or mention of the stranger.

 

He wants to just get up from the couch, march down to that bloody cafe, and snog the man to death-- well, not death because that would make poor Harry a tad more sad than he would like.

 

He climbs over his couch and out of his flat to go get his mail he has neglected to pick up for the past couple days.

 

The case is about to bust from all the adverts shoved inside and he goes to throw most of them away when he notices once postcard that has his heart picking up. Though it could very well be the alcohol causing him to sweat like a goon but, no, it’s clearly the postcard from the cafe that’s making him go into a sudden panic.

 

He rushes back to his flat, luckily with no one blocking him on the stairs, and slams his door shut. He slides down the wall and flips it over from front cover that displays the beautiful cafe facade.

 

_Sweet greetings! You’ve been chosen to receive a 10% off coupon -- Congratulations! I can’t wait to see your beautiful face inside! - Louis Tomlinson, owner and friend._

 

_Contact information for any questions or concerns is on the front_

 

_xoxox_

 

Louis Tomlinson. Louis.

 

Harry throws up.

 

\--

 

When harry is sober enough to read the postcard without feeling nausea creep up from his stomach to his throat, he pulls out a piece of paper, a pen, and a tall glass of water.

 

**_Dear Louis Tomlinson,_ **

 

**_Thank you._ **

 

**_Your coupon was a very generous gift and I plan on using it someday so long as it doesn’t expire._ **

 

**_I have to admit, I have always wanted to get something at your cafe but I have never had the time or the courage to enter it._ **

 

**_You see, I’m a tad shy and I always have problems expressing how I feel to people._ **

 

**_I’m assuming you don’t have this problem, yes? I know I’m probably right._ **

 

**_But, without cluttering this letter with useless information about me-- I’d still like to thank you._ **

 

**_You’re very kind,_ **

 

**_H. xx_ **

 

\--

 

Louis receives his post at a quarter to three as he does every afternoon. There’s bills, adverts, and more bills.

 

There’s also a handwritten letter.

 

He reads it and his eyebrows furrow. He’s sent out about a hundred coupons all over town. This letter could be from anyone and whomever they are, they seem sweeter than most.

 

It makes him think of his stranger.

 

Its gotten to the point where he dreams of this boy. the way his lips puckered in confusion and the way his long fingers knotted themselves through his long and luxurious curls.

 

Fuck, Louis is panting just thinking about him.

 

\--

 

Olly comes in later in the afternoon.

 

“Hey, check this letter out, yeah? I got it earlier and I haven’t ever gotten anything like this in my life,” Louis says, showing Olly the letter.

 

“Shy lad? Oh, Louis, don’t pull some shit out of your arse and tell me you think this is that boy from all those weeks ago. I thought you were over him?” Olly says with a roll of his eyes.

 

Silly Olly, no one could ever get over that boy.

 

“I mean, this person is like a written version of him,” Louis says feebly and blushes when Olly thumps him on the head.

 

“You don’t even know who the stranger is, Louis. This is probably just some old man who felt like writing someone because he was bored.”

 

Louis doesn’t quite like how Olly is making all of this seem like a joke. Louis is having a serious crisis with a boy--for once!

 

\--

 

**I'm trying so hard to break your code, to figure out your shy soul, you want to tell me so much, but your mindless words are stuck**

 

Harry is awake to see Louis, ah sweet sounding name on his lips, put his specials board out and when reads it, he chokes on his tongue.

 

Now he knows this is about him.

 

\--

 

Harry has his coat, boots, and gloves on, and his hair is in a bun.

 

He’s going outside.

 

His feet walk out onto the pavement and he makes sure there are no cars when he, not as gracefully as he had hoped, runs across.

 

His breathing is jagged and he’s sure he looks a mess but he has to see, he has to see the specials board up close.

 

His eyes fall on the swooping letters and his heart swells.

 

He doesn’t seem to understand nor comprehend why Louis is doing this but he doesn’t ever want it to stop.

 

\--

 

Louis is taking a customer’s cash when he spots him.

 

It feels like there is an earthquake, the way the world shakes around Louis. No, nothing freezes in time. For Louis, it feels like everything is starting.

 

He drops the cash, the customer staring on in bewilderment. He can’t miss this boy, not again.

 

He feels like Prince Eric at the end of The Little Mermaid as he sprints toward the door.

 

He’s as tall his Louis’ imagination had made him and even though his hair is pulled back in a tight bun, he still looks as angelic as before with his cherub face and wide eyes.

 

“It’s you,” is the first thing that vomits from Louis’ mouth. His breathing is hard and each puff comes out with the vapor floating in the air.

 

The man looks up and he has the face of someone caught in a crime. Not this again. Louis doesn’t think he can deal with this heart break again.

 

The man turns in haste and runs down the sidewalk but with the sunlight leaking through the cracks of alleyways, Louis has an advantage.

 

The man has stupidly long legs that make Louis lose his close distance but luck must be on Louis’ side once again when the man abruptly stops at a corner so he doesn’t run into traffic. Louis all but plows into his side and knocks him onto the paved walkway.

 

“Oof,” the man breathes out, all the air in his lungs knocked out.

 

“Fuck me sideways, I am so sorry!” louis gushes, pulling the man up from the ground. His fingers curl around the man’s bicep and his body _does not_ shudder.

 

“It’s okay, Louis,” The man mumbles and then his eyes widen.

 

“You know my name,” Louis states and he swears when he sees Olly, he’s going to punch him in the nuts for this one. “You sent me a letter, yes?”

 

The man nods his head but his eyes do not look up. Shy was definitely an understatement.

 

“You’re welcome, for the coupon,” Louis says quietly. He doesn’t want to scare this boy away.

 

“Thanks. I, um, I never used it,” He admits.

 

“Well, that’s alright! You can come in anytime you want and get a discount. I nearly killed you just now, it would be rude of me not to help you out a bit,” Louis offers with a smile that’s mostly for himself since the boy’s beautiful green eyes are still looking down. “What’s your name?”

 

“Harry.”

**Author's Note:**

> xx


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